Vocabulary 5th L

epicenter (noun)

• the point at the very center of something
• to irritate or provoke; extremely annoy
• to escape; to avoid doing or answering
• to increase in intensity or magnitude

erupt (verb)

• to burst out suddenly
• to make a hole in, to dig or scoop out
• to irritate or provoke; extremely annoy
• to remove people from danger

escalate (verb)

• to increase in intensity or magnitude
• a small part of a longer story
• to make a hole in, to dig or scoop out
• to escape; to avoid doing or answering

evacuate (verb)

• to remove people from danger
• to put forth or into use; strenuous or vigorous action or effort
• a small part of a longer story
• to irritate or provoke; extremely annoy

evade (verb)

• to escape; to avoid doing or answering
• to show, display, or expose to view
• to put forth or into use; strenuous or vigorous action or effort
• to make a hole in, to dig or scoop out

exasperate (verb)

• to irritate or provoke; extremely annoy
• the point at the very center of something
• to show, display, or expose to view
• a small part of a longer story

excavate (verb)

• to make a hole in, to dig or scoop out
• to burst out suddenly
• the point at the very center of something
• to put forth or into use; strenuous or vigorous action or effort

excerpt (noun)

• a small part of a longer story
• to increase in intensity or magnitude
• to burst out suddenly
• to show, display, or expose to view

exert (verb)

• to put forth or into use; strenuous or vigorous action or effort
• to remove people from danger
• to increase in intensity or magnitude
• the point at the very center of something

exhibit (verb)

• to show, display, or expose to view
• to escape; to avoid doing or answering
• to remove people from danger
• to burst out suddenly